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"In the remote era"? You're both talking about people being in-office, i.e. not remote. This is a typical mode of failure in management and it far predates rem
by llamaimperative 2y ago
"In the remote era"? You're both talking about people being in-office, i.e. not remote.
This is a typical mode of failure in management and it far predates remote work.